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SALE.

The undersigned will offer for sale at
public auction, at the door Of the Court
House in Logan, Hooking coubfy, Ohio.-on
Saturday the oath da7 of December. 1887 AT
o'clock in the afternoon. theSfoIlowfng
described real estate, to wit: Fractional
lot No. six (s) in Section No. three (sl, and
fractional lot No. nine (s). In Section No.
four tI), all In townshipthirteen (l3i, Range
sixteen (lG), IN said county of .H0cking and
state of Ohio, contaIuiag in all ~ acres,
more or less. and appraised at ss,22oS co
TERMS :-Oue-third cash in hand, ONE
third in one scar, and one-thirt in two
years from day of sale. De erred payments
to bear interest," from day OF sale and to be
secured by mortgage on said premises.
ADDREW J. DYSON
Administrator OF
WILLIAM B. DYSON. deceased.
r. F. PRICE, atty. Nov 2t-sw.
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JOHN S. FRIEsNER, Judge.

Ia. McCortney. Clerk Of Court within
and for Hooking comfy. Ohio. hereby Ger
tify that William P. Price. Esq. and Will
liam H. White. Esq, were by the Hon:
John s. Friesner. Judge Of the Court OF
Common Pleas for said county, duly ap-
pointed to act with the Prosecuting Auor-
i,ey. v. e. Lowry, TO exnm,ne the Commis-
sioners' Report OF the financial affairs OF
said county, OH the 3Dth day of December,
A. McCORTNEY.
Clerk of Common Pleas Court.
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APpoINTMENT NOTICE.

Estate OF Samuel r. Polling decd
Tho undersigned has been appointed
non with the VIII annexed of the Estate
OF Samuel Il. Polling late OF Hooking couu.
ty, deceased.
Dated this s.ii day OF December, A. D.
1887 NOAH POLING.
Dec S-Sw.
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FARM PRODUCTS CONSUMED AT IHFIRMARY
FROM SEPTEMBER IsT TO MARCH

Total SID 30
Respectfully submitted
ANDREW WIGHT, Prcsf.
PHILIP HASssL lnf. Directofs-
IssAc MATTHIAS, Secy.
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,v.,,,v,Nc couuIr,yE

EXAMINING COMMITTEE.
William P. Price aud william II. White.
EsQ'rs., are hereby appointed TO act win
the Prosecuting Attorney. V. G. Lowry. to
examine the Commissioners Report OF the
financial,afriirs OF the county tor the cur
rent year.
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SEaII-ANNUAL REPORT
Or THE
CHILDRENS' * HOME.

On the First Monday in March, 1857. the
Directors met at the Childrens' Home and found
the buildings in good order, inmates comfort,
ably clothed and otherwise properly treated
anu provided for.
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APPOINTMENT NOTICE.

Estate Of Simeon Beery, Decd.
The undersigned has been appointed and
oualjfied as EXscutorSof the estate OF SIM
con Beery, late of Hooking county decd.
GEO W. KRINN,
Tee I5-cw JOHN BERRY.
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ruesdny, April 5, 1857.
Board OF commissioners met this day In reSn-
Ian adjourned session. Pyesedt John I. Nutter,
Goorge Marks and Henry Trimmer.
The Board OF Directors of the Hooking Coun
ty, Ohio, lnfirinary this day made their semi
annual report Us follows:
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SHERtFF'S SALE
Nancy L. 5 oman
James W. Deem, ct al.
In ths Court ofCommon Pleas of HsskiEa
County ohio.

In the Court O1Comuon fio1s OF AeekiSa
County ohio.
Notice Is hereby given that the under
stgncc sheriff of Hooking county, Ohio,
by virtue of an order sfle in partition
issued out OF said Court in the above en-
titled cause, audto him directed AZ Sheriff
OF szid County, win. at the doof OF the
Court Eouse IN Logan, ON
Saturday, Dec. 31.t. A d. 1887.
at O'CLOCK. D. m OF said day, oner for sale
at public auction. the following lands and
tene .aerts, situate In Hooking county,
Ohio, to wit:
Lot nunber one O), section number 10y
niue, township Dumpsr twelve (l2), range
number sixteen l6l. contsining one hum
dred and eleven acres.
Appraised ut $500 10.
TERMS OF SALE
One third cash In hand, one Thru in one
year and one third in two years, with i:ier
IS. on deferred payments secured by mort
gage
Given under my hand at Logan. Ohio,
,Lis sOth day OF November a ID. 1857.
JOHN GALLA6h Err, Slexi&
BY ID. W. Wright, Deputy.
Bright & White, Attys.
Ilerpmb her l-Jw
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PROBATE NOTICE.

Notice is hereby givea, that the follow
ing arcountS and vouchers have been filed
in the Probate Co-Tt OF Hooking county
Onio, for ii.st ond final settlement:
Henry Lorlz. Administrator OF the estate
of Adam Lortz, decd.
And fine same will come on for hearing
ON the 3ist day of Dee, 81, at 10 O'Clock
4 NJ. or as soon thereafter as may be con
yeulent- W. /. AlkEk,
Dec S-3y Pro Judge.
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In the Court of Common Pleasof Hooking
County, Ohio.
PROBATE NOTICE.

I lNJ D Il I II ANO VIZ
Notice Is herebv given, that the follow
ing accounts and vouchers have been hled
in the Probate Court of Hooking county,
Ohio, for firs. and final settlement:
David II. stiviscn, Admipistrator dc
bouis non of the estate OF Sarah trIesnsr,
deceased.
And the same will come on for hearing
ON the SIst day of Dec, 1881, at lu o.
cIock, !, 4 m or as soon thereafter rs may be
convenient. w L AShEh,
Dect s-3w Pro Judge.
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SUERlFF'S SALE.
Eliza 4. sniff
VS.
John Davis, ct al

In the Court Of Comm on Pleas OF Hockir
County, Ohio.
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BILLS ALLOWED.

SamT Howdyshell, compensation
COUNTY iT road % ................ 40 90
Ahro,n Mohjer same so 40
Michael Ho,sdyshell same l0 w
John S Bobby same oW
The Motherwell Iron & steel W'ks
iron bridge across Queer TX,
near Ben ii trper's, Benton tip. 800 90
/ iron bridge across Monday
creek at Carbon Hill, Ward tp.-. Sa9 o.
/ iron bridge near Gore, Falls
township -.--------...-. INN. oV W
l5 cast chimney tops for lniir-
mary. ......--..... .... .-.-...-...-.-.. 80
Frank kess!er, bill of flooring and
putting down in Recorders Oh
All of which is respectfully submitted.
JOHN T. NUTTER.
SEORaE MARKS,
HENRY TRIMMER,
Commissioners of Hooking Co., y.
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a-
Commissioners Report.

LcoNIISCEp FROM FIRST PAGE.
Saturday, October l9, 1886.
Board of Commissioners net this day
pursuant to adjournment. Present, Hen
ry Trimmer and George Marks.
BILLS ALLOWED.
Barthalow s. Webb, fill At s mile
cuivert in Green tow N ship. 112 90
Jchn Eanafy, plank in Fails
mill bridge ge----....-.-.-... 10
Henry Jurgensmier, repairs on
State road near Geo. neit's SO 10
Trustees vf Perry town chip. for
stone protectio wall near
Laureiyille bridge .....--.... 30 10
SPECIAL SESSION.
Thursday, Nova, 1856.
Board OF Commissioners Of Hooking
Co. o.. r,et this day i'll special session.
Present, full Board.
BILLS ALLOWED.
Republican Gazette, printing
and stationery ry..........-.... 10s 50
j. S. and Z. +. Draper. bridge
abutments, Kline bridge -. 2C0 ~
II. c. & Il. L. Co., taxes refund.
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suERIFF'S SALE.
Howe Sewing Machine Co.. riainsiA,
w.
J,N.Ali;op. ct AL. Defendant.

IN the Court ofCommon Pleas OF Prenk-
lin County, Ohio.
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Board OF Commissioners met this day
pursuant to adjournment. Present, =
full Board.
BILLS ALLOWED.
Mo.herw ell Iron & Steel Co. iron
bridge at Brushy Fork, Ward
township .-.- ooo VI
Wm. 81. Bowen. Auditor, box
rent and postage ge-----.------.- 90
WIN. N. Bowen, Auditor. writ
ing and compiling reports, 40 90
WIN. NJ. Bowen. Auditor, freight
express aud drayasc. %
f.. q. Martin. Esq, j. Z. fees
State vs. Byers ..--.--. %
L. e. Martin, Esq, j. J.. lees
State vs. Campbeil -----..--. 90
Lucy A Supp, witness, State
Thursday. JANUARY q, 1857.
etc -. -. 33s 2,
. Barrett Publishing Co.. station
ery tor Clerk rk--..-.-----.--... u 90
l.. Seibert & Lilly, stationery for
t'.o5ate J:!Se s.- ---.----.- y 20
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SPECIAL SESSION.
REGULAR SESSION.

Monday, Dec. 9. 1856.
Board of Commissioners of Hooking
County. o, met this day in regular ses-
sion. Present. a full Board.
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MONTY, AUGUST ISt' Ioo's
The Board of Commissioners OF Hooking
County. Ohio, m. in special session. Pres
ent-John 4. Nutttr, PIesiceni, George
Marks aud Henry Trimmer.
The following bilisallowed;
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SAM Eowdyshell, compensation
for lind used in alteration of
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objectionable Sin.

1t has been reported that one of our
popular young men is a pilot for low
down white men to deeOy poor, weak
eOlored girls from the path Of virtue to
disgrace and shame, We Do say, If
any young man in town is guilty Of
such crime. he deserves to be brand
cd as a public disgrace, fit only for the
chain gang. and finally exiled frOm all
that is holy and right We can't
understand how man can Stoop 50 low.
1t is high time that the Negroes Of this
country were looking higher. We
know Of no race on earth that will be
guilty Of so brutal crime as leading
one Of the women of their own race to
licentiOus, dirty rifrafs of another.
On the contrary, If a Negro is suspect
ed Of intimacy even with lewd white
woman, his life is in Jeopardy, aud
then hasn't the low-dewR scNliOn got
a cheap Of gaul" to propose TO a
Negro man to bring to his embrace
one Of the fair daughters Of his own
raees and the Negro that does it ought
to stretch rope Bir@iagssa Eiot,
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OUARRELLING PREACHERS.


Rev. j. A. Tyler is one of the best
personal friends we have, and Elder
Rives is as good as we ever had, but
we disapprove of the course pursued
by these gentlemen, and We must
think Chr stan gentlemen should be
willing to suffer prosecutions and evil
speaking-of for Christ's sake. We
fear that Christ's work in this city
will be made to suffer on account Of
the many things being said of and by
these gentlemen.
We have personal knowledge OF
many unjust accusations and indigni-
ties put upon Elder Tyler and that he
has borne them with Christian fOrti-
tude, yet if we fail to endure to the
end, we may not do the good our
Father would have us do. We admit
Elder Rives may have done wrong,
and if we credit rumors he has done
wrong; but will two wrongs make
one right? Two preachers ought to
put ten thousand devils to fight, but
when two preachers get on the wrong
side, they may so strongly fortify the
DEVILS forces that it will take the
work of several years to over come
the evil of the discord sown.
Preachers should not fight each other
in the pulpit nor in public and by no
means should they retaliate. We
regret to have TO speak of these
gentlemen, but as they are among
our best personal friend and we fear
the feeling between two churches
here has been somewhat intensified
and believing there is a certain
designing, wicked man at the botto 4
Of it all, using these good men for a
wicked purpose, we express our re-
grets and hope Christian people will
not be excited, but take calm view
of the matter. While both the gen.
tlemen may feel themselves justified,
the world thinks e&ch have committed
an error, and are doing much hurt to
the cause of Christ in this city. All
tools in the hands of the devil and
his angels work to the injury of Gods
cause. While we trust in God and
do the right, He will fight our battles.
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Federal Court Notes.

There was house warming at the
new United States Court building
Tuesday. The invited guests were
the unfortunate violatOrS Ofthc internal
revenue laws, most of whom came from
Randolph, Montgomery. and Chatham,
A Cleveland Stas-GermaA was danced
during the day. to music by the Dis
triet Attorney and the U, 5, Marshal,
There was striking dissimilarity be-
tween the homemade spikes and the
elegant and luxurious surroundings Of
the court room.
At ten o'clock Judge Dick took his
seat, and on Invitation Judge Settle
occupied chair by his side,
Clerk Payne called the Grand J0ry
and Mr.. c. b. Brooks was designated
as Foreman.
The charge was brief. The Dis
triet Attorney being asked by the
Judge if there was any special matter
which he wanted explained to the jury,
said the question of Jurisdiction in the
federal building was the only thing,
The Judge then charged the jury that
all offenses committed in the building
or on the lot were punishable in the
U. S. Court, And he also said that
mutilating the furniture OF splitting
tobacco juice on the carpets should be
presented.
The court room would not hold one
tenth of the parties brought here,
Where the Blue Bottles could have
dug up so many cases was the marvel
that astonished everybody, They
have been dragged out Of every nook
aud corner where the smell of beer
perfumed the atmosphere, No sach
crowd has ever been seen at a federal
court in Greensboro,
One old gentleman remarked that IN
stead of repeali"g the internal revenue
laws the democrats had built a fine
building to try blOeGadcrs in, and
had left ground on which to build a
fine Jail to hold them,
There are IS democrats, ~ republic
cans and IL cOlored men on the jury.
Aud the funny thing about it is that
the Dist, Atty is challenging repub-
lieans, He evidently feels that only
democrats cen be trusted to convict,
When the republicans were in, the
Dist. Atty used to challenge the bOUr-
bon democrats, Now they are the
best cOnvietOrs.
When the republicans get back they
will repeal the internal revenue laws,
and there will be no more such scenes
Of hardship as this week witnessed in
Greensboro. NORTH .Naie.
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and our people make mistake by
having their pictures sent to New
York by unreliable persons aud never
get them again. If you want pictures
enlarged call on Mr.. BAUmgartcn.
If you get sick and must have a
doctor you should find
DIR. J. T. wILLIANS,
one Of the most skillf0l young physi-
clans in the city. He has moved his
residence to South f street: his office
remains at the same place,
in. GOONE
keeps the oldest, best and most relia-
bic boarding house for eOlOred people
in the city, 1t is also the best known,
and he is still accommodating the
public,
JNO. 5. HENDERSON
is our barber, and he has the latest
improved clippers and sharp razO's,
polite and attentive BARRIERS. Strang-
ers to the city should go to HeNder-
sons to have their work dONe-926
east Trade street
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WHERE DO YOU TRADE.

Last week we had something to say
to our readers about places to trade.
Taking for granted that every man
has the right to engage in business
and make living if he can, we would
do nothing to injure any mans bust
ness unless we thought it injurious to
the community. Yet we appeal to
the manhood and race pride of our
readers by calling their attention to a
few facts: There are certain houses
in this city that do not want the
colored trade, and of course they do
not respect colored ladies and gentle
men. Some of them have gone 50 far
as to tell us they are ''not catering
after" the colored trade. There are
other houses that always offer inferior
goods to a colored person. The names
Of these touses never appear in this
paper.
There is a class of merchants who
do business for money, and they see it
necessary to be obliging and accom-
modating to all customers, Such we
keep before our readers. We men,
toned several last week, and would
urge upon our readers to think Of
these things when they go to trade.
You want fresh goods, and not those
that have been Oh shelves a dozen
years and ruined by time and dust
such as you find in auction goods.
If you would be treated right and
get frst-Slass goods at bottom prices,
60 to
Y. l.. sEIGLE a CO..
and you will find one of the large t
houses, the largest and best assort-
ment Of all kinds of wearing apparel.
notions, dry goods, carpets, Re, in
this city. For pictures, &c,
n. BAUMGARTEN
is the place. He is a very fine artist,
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Presiding Elders Appointments.
CHARLOTTE DISTRICT.

ChANLotit ptsfkiCI'
Terrence Chapcl-Seot. Is.
GAINESVILLE (camp-meeting) Sept. %.
Trinity-0cto5er ID.
King Mountain (supplied)-Oc 2.
0'COnnorville (suppicd)-Oct. 2.
MoOre's Sanctuary-October 8,
Simfeld-0ctober 16.
Hudson-0ctober %.
Grace-0ctober 30.
Centre Grove (supplied)-Oct. 80.
Jonesville (supplicd) October 30.
China Grove-0ctober 80.
Mount Holly-November 6.
District Conference, Clinton Chapel,
October 10, 1887.
Bishop Hood will meet the appoint
mcnts at Moore's Sanctuary and China
Grove, II S. RrvEs. p. E.
WADEsBoRo DIsT. Fourth Round.
r. II, Simmons, p Il. of the Wades-
bOro District, will hold quarterly
meetings as follows:
Zion Chapel, September 10 and IL.
Best Chapel, September II and IS.
Wayman's Chapel, Sept. II and 1S.
Rocky Mount, September 81 and %.
Harris Chapel, &C. NJ, Oct. ] and 2.
Mount Zion, &C. NJ October and 3
st, Steven, October s and 8.
Gatcwood Station, October s and 9.
Rockingham, Dist. conference and Sab
bath school convention, Oct. II, IA.
Rockingham, 60. NJ Oct Is and 16.
Cedar Hill, October % and %.
Morven, October 30 and 80.
Mount Airy, October 20 and 30.
GOoden's chapel, S. c., Oct. 30, so.
Wadesboro, November 5 and 6.
The pastors of the above named
churches will please appoint preaching
at IL o'clock a. M, and quarterly
conference at , o'clock p. m. Try and
have all of the general fund by that
time, Let US raise every cent of
money tina; this district owes
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TRAINS MovIyG souru.

AOAN 4 IMAM IL AMI
ACCOMMODATION.
TRAINS MovING NORTH.
Leave Millboro, sos a. IN, 5.45pm
Arrive Greensboro. 1855 7:25
TRAINS MOVING Souri,
Leave Greensboro 200 u. m.
Leave Factory June. 300 7:15pm
Arrive Millboro, 3:45 500
Freight and Accommodation train runs bet.
Bennettsville and Fayetteville on MONDAYS.
Wednesdays and Fridays, and bet. Fayette-
vile and Bennettsville on Tuesdays Thurs
days and Saturdays
Freightand Accommodation train runs bet
Fayetteville and Greensboro Tuesdays Thurs
days and Saturdays, and between Greensboro
and Fayetteville Mondays, Wednesdays and
FRIDAYS.
Passenger and mail train runs daily except
Sundays.
The north bound passenger and mail train
makes close connection at Maxton with Car
DINA Central TO Charlotte and Wilmington.
Trains on Factory Branch run daily except
sunday. w. u. KYLE.
J. w, FRY, Gcu'l supt 'N'''
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TEN DOLLARS

viii be given the person sending the
next largest sum mot less than S15).
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1t Is Tho Truth.
News and FarIaes

~ " lT17T TTT7T7
No town can succeed long without
diversified industries. They are es-
sential to the life cf the town. each
assisting the other aud all giving Vi
tality to the place. The town that
shuts itself up to Que manufacturing
enterprise Is like the farmer that raises
but one eFop-its money soss Ia en-
rich others. Several smsll industries
are worth a great deal more 10 town
than one large one. although few
seem TO think 50.
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Trains Nos /. and make close connection
at Marion to aud from Fayetteville, Greens
boro and other points on G. f. & Y. V. Ry.
At Wadesboro with trains to and from
Cheraw, Florence and Charleston
At Lincolnton to and from Hickory, Lenoir
and points on G. & l.. Narrow Gauge Ry.
Trains Nos. 3. and make close connection
at Hamlet with trains to aud from Raleigh.
Through sleeping cars between Whining
ton and Charlotte and Charlotte aud Raleigh.
Take train No. for Siatesville and salons
on the w. n. 9. Il. r. and points west
Take train No. 9 for Chcraw. Florence,
Charleston Savannah aud Florida, also for
Fayetteville and &. +. a Y. V. stations.
Train No. 2 connects at Wilmington with
W. & w. No. IA and w. c. & A. No. q.
Take train No. 3 for Spartanburg, Green
vile, Athens, Atlanta and all points south
west; also for Ashevile via Charlotte and
Spartanburg.
MOI connects at Wilmington with w. &
w. X. II. No. %. Train No. connects at
Wilmington with w. w. No. rs. Local
Freight Nos. 5 and 6 tri-wcekly between
Wilmington aud Laurinburg.
Local Freight Nos. 2 aud tri-weekly
between Lau.inburg and Charlotte.
Local Freight Nos. 8 and 10 tri-weekly
between Charlotte aud Rutherfordton.
Nos. 6, 7. 8. and 10 will not take
passengers.
l.. C. JONES, Superintendent.
F. w. CLARK. General Passenger Agt.
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FIVE DOLLARS

win be given the person sending the
third largest amount Ono: less than
500
Persons wishing to cntes the con-
test viii send us their names at once,
so We may enter them. They may
send in names, with money, as they
get them, and We viii give them
credit,
Friends should now go to work and
help US and themselves. Go to work
at once aud delay no time. There is
nothing to be lost
Always address
W. c. SMITH,
Charlotte, n. G.
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Is the place. He is very fine artist.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1887-01-26
Chips Fron, the Ties.

The Milwaukee & St. Paul will SEND out two
special trains tomorrow evening after the
storming of the ice palace, one for Wabasha
On the River division. and the other for
fwatonna on the Iowa Minnesota division
W the accommodation of the people along
the line who may desire to come up here to
St. Paul.
J. d. Copeland left last night for Mexico
where he will take the position of chief clerk
of the freight department of the Mexican
Central railway, with headquarters in the
City of Mexico. Mr.. Copeland was formerly
chief clerk in the freight and passenger de-
partment of the Minnesota g. Northwestern,
The earnings of the ST. Paul g. Duluth road
for the third week in January are sly 56
against SIS, lS2 for the corresponding week
last year. For the three weeks the earnings
are 81 :,059 this year. against $50, 546 for the
correspo nding three weeks last year.
w. H. Knowlton has been appointed super.
intendent OF construction of tae Chicago, St.
Paul s. Kansas City road, with Headquarters
and postotice address at st. Paul.
Sam c. Stickney has been appointed SUPER
intendent OF construction of the Minnesota g.
Northwestern, with headquarters and post
Office address at ST. Paul
A party of about forty people were tick
eted through 10 California yesterday by the
Minnesota Il Northwestern. The Omaha also
ticketed through fifty.
L. H. Deai born, travelling passenger agent
of the Baltimore Onio. with headquarters
at Cnica o S in ST. Paul.
The station Of East Grand Forks, on the